Carbon dioxide capture, transportation and storage is still being prioritised in studies because of the increasing concentration of Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. One of interest field to authors is adsorbent for high Carbon dioxide storage. Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are widely studies due to their porous crystalline structures, high surface areas, and versatility in gas …

A structural description of selected MOFs and an overview of their capacity to store carbon dioxide – A review studyRead More

Nanofibers have emerged as revolutionary material for advanced filtration technologies, particularly for the development of high-performance nano filters for air and water purification. Due to their exceptional characteristics, namely a high surface area-to-volume ratio, high porosity, and controllable nanometer-scale pore size, nanofiber-based membranes significant lysurpass conventional filter media in filtration efficiency and flow rate. This …

Advances in Nano Filter Production Using NanofibersRead More

Trametinib, a selective MEK inhibitor, is widely used in the treatment of several cancers. This study aimed to designtrametinib analogues with enhanced MEK1 inhibition using an in silico strategy. Structural modifications to the trametinib scaffold were explored through molecular docking. A library of 34 compounds was assessed, among which compounds 1C and 2R demonstrated more …

Rational Design of Trametinib Analogues for MEK1 Inhibition An In Silico ApproachRead More

Environmental pollution in Sri Lanka has intensified due to rapid urbanization and industrial growth, significantly impacting the nation’s biodiversity and ecosystem health. While technological advancements can contribute to environmental degradation, they also offer promising solutions for environmental protection. This review examines the dual role of technology in Sri Lanka’s environmental context, analyzing both its adverse …

The Impact of Technological Advancements on Environmental Pollution in Sri LankaRead More

Metallodrugs, which contain metal ions as active components, exhibit promising therapeutic effects compared to conventional organic drugs. This review explores various classes of metallodrugs, including platinum-, gold-, and ruthenium-based compounds, and their biomedical applications in treating cancer, bacterial, and inflammatory diseases. Despite their advantages, metallodrugs face challenges such as toxicity, selectivity, cost, and stability issues. …

Recent Progress in Using Nanotechnology to Improve Metal-Based DrugsRead More